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by Vaslo 3y ago
You make a good point and you are right, but for me the concern is that the same account can break a lot of stuff. I agree, if I put a photo out there, I don’t care who sees it if I’ve given them the password. But I just worry about peopl
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by Vaslo 3y ago
For what it’s worth - I bought one of the “controversial” Alienware laptops in 2015. It won’t play the latest games but it still runs beautifully to everything I need including coding and Excel work. While a few of these brands are a bit p
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by Vaslo 3y ago
In excel I click on a block of data and click on the graph I want and it appears. I use Python (Pandas) and Matplotlib pretty proficiently and I haven’t found a need to sub those for an excel graph. No picky data types. No installing and te
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by Vaslo 3y ago
You are right, I gave Microsoft the credit when it really is the spreadsheet concept.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
A large majority of the people I work with have been working 20+ years. A lot of them make 200k-300k and have never written a line of code. They are doing great without it and my company stock value keeps increasing without coding in Fina
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by Vaslo 3y ago
There is a reason for Excels dominance. CFOs and executives down to junior analysts can quickly do tasks same day that would take weeks to build using overly complex programming languages. This is just more empire building by “I’m Smarter
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Why do the people need to fund the garbage habit of less than 1/8 of their citizens? You choose to do drugs, you’re on your own.
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Scientists Astounded When Two Stars Collide in Explosion(futurism.com)
1 points by Vaslo 3y ago|0 comments
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by Vaslo 3y ago
I’ve been using since beta. It’s really smooth and pretty comparable to Bitwarden. It’s doesn’t have notes and such yet but it’s going to be a good competitor. I don’t think it’s open source so may not exactly be a good replacement for B
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by Vaslo 3y ago
I have seen Shawshank probably more than 100 times and I cannot for the life of me remember a Morse code scene that is mentioned in this article.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
My answer would be trash because I don’t quite understand it, except to say it seems to regulate some common chemical pathways in the body. The way it was explained to me is that it clears up a bad signal between the brain and nerves, part
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by Vaslo 3y ago
I always wondered how much conjecture this was but a few years ago I had severe IBS problems when I would get very nauseous about 30 mins after I ate among some other gut stuff Ill spare you details on. Got every test done, saw multiple sp
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by Vaslo 3y ago
I have Jellyfin on my home server and use it occasionally on my Apple stuff. It’s good, but Plex is just better. In addition, it just won’t play some media that Kodi will play. I feel like Kodi will play just about anything, Plex frequent
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by Vaslo 3y ago
My memory isn’t good on most articles that are more than a few years old but I remember seeing this a few years ago and being amazed. Author is probably a millionaire by now.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Or prioritize your funds to pay for your healthcare, like most responsible Americans do.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
There’s absolutely nothing clear about this.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Of course you don’t understand it because neither do we Americans. You HAVE to tip or you feel horrible screwing someone out of their wage, even when they do a shit job. I’ve literally have waiters that take my order and disappear until f
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Or you could just pay for the bikes yourselves.
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by Vaslo 4y ago
Reminds me of the days of going to radio shack and their insistence on having your name and zip code. One professor of mine recommended providing a particular zip code in Alaska with a name that was ridiculous or even vulgar. If your mark
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by Vaslo 4y ago
I don’t know, it makes me get on everyday and do something - and they are pretty forgiving with the streak piece of the app. I’d rather learn a little everyday than look at one of the overly pedantic texts that the super geniuses of Hacker
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by Vaslo 4y ago
What’s the strongest form?
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In Seoul’s homeless ‘piece rooms,’ there’s barely enough space to lie down(latimes.com)
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by Vaslo 4y ago
Agree with all of these except the “pay little.” Top consulting firms are crazy expensive to the point we could hire a team of several analysts and a manager for a few years for what we pay them. Engagements are often around $100k a month
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by Vaslo 4y ago
Who?
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Are there any lithium battery alternatives?(newscientist.com)
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Brooklyn's newly opened Museum of Failure celebrates bad ideas, silly designs(cbsnews.com)
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by Vaslo 4y ago
It can exist if you list all important facts, not just the ones that tell the story you want. NPR is definitely not doing that. A single fact or a group of handpicked facts is not the truth.
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by Vaslo 4y ago
I don’t think horrible bias is really good reporting standards, but that’s me.
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by Vaslo 4y ago
Ideas like I’m not pro-Union and tend to vote republican. Just because people don’t like a side doesn’t mean they shouldn’t have voice. I’m certainly not against investigating and punishing bad cops to the full extent of the law,but to pos
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by Vaslo 4y ago
How does one cop unlawfully looking up and harassing someone justify producing all the names of all the officers including those who are undercover? That’s like asking for every mod name to be revealed on Hacker News in order to be able to

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